St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-24
soCIETY's DoINGs.
Personal Gossip and Notes Con-
corning Numerous Entertain
mentS,


ments.
On Tuesday evening Miss Mary Rose
was given most enjoyable surprise
party at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
J. A. Ballard, 137 Carroll street. Hill
lard furnished music. Among those
present were the Misses Mary O'Leary.
Anna DOniyan. Libbie Ryan, Mary and
Sara Murphy. Eta and Anna Davern,
Matte Day, Anna and B. Murphy, Mary
Swift, Mary Fling, Lizzie and Nellie
Moore, Nora and Mamie Tucker, Bessie
May. Matte Hartman. Messrs. j. #.
TwOhy, J. f. Kelly. William Twohy,
George J. Ryan, T. J. Burk, NJ. A. Bar
ringer, ID. p. MallOY, A. F. Mcdonald,
T. Murphy, II. l.. Renne. DR.. j. c. Cor
cOran, DR.. Parker, W. Z. and W. I.
Lowe. Y. b. Hatch, j. ii. Rivers, A. W.
De worse, J. Fling, J. Mcclure, J. f.
King, L. Mccarthy, 81. w. TenvOOrde.
The Swiss Benevolent Society of st
Paul has made preparations for the eel
ebratiOn of the 579th anniversary of the
declaration of independence of SwitZer-
land by a concert and theatrical per-
Torrance to be given at Turner hall
next Saturday, followed by ball. The
first part of the programme consists of
songs of liberty sung by the Swiss Maen-
scene of William Tell" address by the
president of the society, recitatiOnS, etc.
The second part consists of a cOmical
farce entitled Soldiers Quartering,"
given in genuine Swiss dialect.
The DaytOn'S Bluff Irish National
league will give its first social dance at
WOrkman's hall, corner Mendoza and
Margaret streets, this evening. The COM
mittee of arrangement comprises /. III.
Farrell, Geo. c. Colby, NJ. COnrOy, L. f.
ConrOy, Coleman COnrOy, Stephen Nc
Donough and James Doyle; the recep-
ton committee. James Dillon. James
McCabe. Coleman Flaherty, E. c. Star
key, William G. Mulligan and Joseph
Lee; Floor committee, NJ. ConrOy,
Thomas Lavell, Stephen McDOnOugh
and James Doyle.
Tonight at the German Evangelical
church, corner of Eleventh and Pine
streets. will occur benefit concert for
the Emanuel's choir. The programme,
consisting of twenty numbers, will con-
sist of vocal, piano, organ, violin and
guitar selections contributed by Prof. f.
Scheebe, Martin NJ. Esterly, Messrs.
Fink, Schremer, Zimmerman, EichhOrn
and Korfhagi and Misses ArtZ. VoSs,
Schnelke, Nelson. Huelster. Norman,
ZOllman, Blume, Lindeke, Holden, Let
tan and others.
Last evening there was very pleas
ant gathering at the home of Mrs. Miles
on West Seventh street in honor of
Signor Costello, of New York city, quite
celebrated tenor, whe delighted the
company with some choice songs. Mrs.
NJ. A. Bell, of st. Paul, gave several
recitatiOnS.
The Ideal Social club held its second
social hop at Seibert's parlors, on Sew
enth street, last evening. A large num-
Der was present, and the usual good
time was the result.
Mrs. Melville, of Milwaukee, and
Miss Jessie Stokes, of st. Louis, will
spend Thanksgiving in the city as the
guests of Mrs. Martin, of Dayton bluff.
Mrs. Eastman of Merriam park, enter
tanned the Chautauqua circle yesterday.
Miss Austin, Miss Baldwin and Miss
Jones took parts in the programme.
There will be an informal reception at
the rooms of the Gospel Temperance
from until 9 p. m.
The joint debating societies of the
High school gave an unusually interest
ing debate and entertainment at their
hall yesterday.
MIS-. OllNef DdlIynple entertained the
members of the st. Luke'S Aid society
yesterday afternoon, at her home, 81
Grove street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hendrickson, of
Como dale, gave progressive euchre
party to about fifty last evening.
Mrs. ID. II. Williams, of Sioux City, is
the guest of Mrs. W. II. Monty, of Ash
Land avenue. over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Croker, of Grand
Forks, arrived in the city yesterday to
spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Nellie Whitewater, of Chicago,